Optional Configuration
$terminal-output (bool)
scss
$terminal-output: true !default;While JS test-runners will always report to the terminal, this setting allows you to get terminal reports even when compiling True manually in Sass.
Since v6.0:
– Renamed from $true-terminal-output
$catch-errors (bool | 'warn')
scss
$catch-errors: false !default;By default, the error() function and mixin
will simply pass details along to the built-in Sass @error declaration.
This setting allows you to avoid throwing errors that stop compilation,
and return them as values (for functions)
or output CSS comments (for mixins) instead.
Any “true” value will catch errors,
but a value of warn will also show warnings in the command-line output.